Facetime,Yosemite ver.3.0 mac mini

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How to delete names\accounts in facetime,Yosemite ver.3.0 mac mini
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hey man, i to had this problem. but on another thread here, there was a fix that i thought didn't work but it does. here's how i did it:
in you user file go to the library, then preferences.
locate the files marked "com.apple.garageband.cs and .plist" throw them away and then restart you mini.
when it starts back up launch GB3 and it should work. did for me.
-artoo

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